# Meeting notes 2023-09-15 ## Questions/issues Points: - Ensure I am on right track with inclusion criteria at inequality-intervention-outcome nexus Q: - Which format best to start producing annotated bibliography in for end of month - Should we include purely qualitative reviews? - Capture them (in study screening) and tag accordingly - If including gray literature, I would propose specifically highlighting its status (i.e. adding it through footnotes or otherwise distinguish) - Some possibilities of avoiding docx for review itself to automate some of its descriptive statistics, etc. - What is the best way to go about integrating - I keep all my notes in the notes folder and zotero library - I continuously update a docx file called 'Scoping_Review_WIP.docx' - The individual milestones/approved and agreed upon changes are pushed to 'Scoping_Review.docx' ## Updates - Natassia will work on a variety of indicators etc used - e.g. brought forth in ILOStat or LSMS - proposing policy categorization in 3 dimensions (for extraction of intervention properties): - institutional: changing the institutional *environment* of a country/context - related to changes in institutions - e.g. legal reforms adopted, adoption of supranational agreements (like Child Labour Convention/Recommendation), policies transforming the way of building/constructing/makeup of institutions, policies furthering institutional social protection of workers, ... - structural: interventions changing the *structural* conditions for people - *can* be related to institutional changes but also to others - e.g. looking at the way factors of globalization shapes outcomes; technology adoption (digital transformation or green revolution); changing geographical conditions through new transportation, or access to services; or improving access to for example access to electricity or improving WASH - agency/social-norms: related to lowering impact of individual characteristics of persons and empowering them individually - e.g. looking at the roots of why women/lgbtq/old people have a harder time finding jobs; policies towards affirmative action - using all 3 indicators (yesno/boolean) in matrix also enables more intersectional look at policies, by seeing which ones attack issues from variety of angles and e.g. which ones focus on a single one - should allow to substantiate with solid theory and backing through existing mechanisms identified in literature ## ToDo - [ ] need to identify terms for further search: - [ ] 'definitions of concepts of employment creation'; employment outcomes - [ ] e.g. job creation, work creation, workplace creation - [ ] find the variety of interventions impacting employment - [ ] e.g. infrastructure development, distributive interventions, cash transfer etc - [ ] use Miguel introduced 3-dimension categorization for now - [ ] capture indicator: relative/absolute used in studies (extract) - [ ] e.g. diff in total number of jobs per gender (absolute) vs change of job distribution in pct (relative) - [ ] many will share pct looks at these - [ ] capture policy intervention type used (extract): - [ ] see above for policy categorization, introduce in extraction list - [ ] create small scale-based justification for three clusters - [ ] create clear inclusion/exclusion criteria on basis of above (esp LM outcomes & policy terms) - [ ] personally: find exact definitions for: - indicators - measures - ratios - and which ones are relative (ratios?) and absolute (measures?) and a comprehensive term (indic.?)